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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

There was a large audience at the
Methodist Church on Thursday eve
ming, who listened attehtigely and
with evident pleasure ID the literary
and musical entertainment afforded
them. Attorney u, II. Cooks subject
Some Political Wrecks was one Of
great possibilities which was fully ap-
prsciated, aud well handled BY Mt.
Cook. Mr.. Geo. A. Aliens rendition
Of sheridan's Ride and a parody on
Barbara Fritchie was deserving Of the
generous applause given ~ the audi.
ence. A very pleasing feature 81 The
entertainment was The vocal music
rendsred by the choir composed of
Mrs Al 3 Ross, MIS- James Patton,
Misses W6oa Kennedy ana WHITE
ana Mess swell sis9 iIise he0e
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

George Wilson came in on Monday
from the Vosbnrgh & Newton ranch,
near Pleasant Valley. George had
not been in town for six month pre-
vious and in that time has grown six
inches, we verify believe He reports
an unusually heavy rainfall in that
vicinity, and grass was growing rap
idly when he left the range.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

The cry Of FIRE startled people
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock,
and there was rush towards the
south end Of town where column 81
smoke was seen ascending. The burn.
ing building was found to be Joaquin
MIXERS house, opposite the public
school, d small frame tructme which
was quickly dsYoursd BY the flames,
and made a very hot fire for fifteen Or
twenty minutes Fortunately the
burning building was % isolated that
there was little danger to surround
ing property. The house vas not oc-
cupied, Miller and wife being absent
at Silver King The origin Of ths fre
IS unknown. Parties temporarily in
chafge Of the house were in it in the
forenoon, Mr. Frank Jordan is owner
OF the property
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
70 Mmoa. "a M ,.arcrns.

Parties knowing themselves in5ebt-
ed to US arc requested to call ana set
Tie their accounts without further no.
tice, as we intend closing out our
business il Globe Immediately. Come
and settle and save costs.
j MYERs & ScHEIS.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

On the 10th instant tile army Of the
Lord viii pitch their tents in the syl.
van shades Of WheafGelds Peter
Cartwright the itiuerant preach
az whose rough and ready style en-.
cleared him 10 rural hearers aud ths
repnted founder oecamp meehhgs in
America, author Of 1900 sermons
and converter Of i2,000 persons, will
be spiritually present and inspire
ministers in sheir enaeavors to save
rebeliious man. Every necessary ac-
commodation for The entertainments 81
guests is in course Of active prcpara-
ton, The pulpit and seats are 50
completely empowered in shade Of
overhanging foliaReas to render stee,
ple-crowned boaneis 4 superhulty Ia
holding instrusive freckles al arms
length; and
while God invites, how hlest the day
How sweet thu Gospels charming sound
&c, aianers hasts, Q haste away,
While YES q paTdining God Is found. NJ
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

a letter from A. q. Pendletcu,
Chief Engineer Of the Mineral Belt
Railroad, gives encouraging news 81
the progress being made in the con-
struction Of the road. Rails are now
arriving, and no further delays are
anticipated Enough steel has been
purchased to lay track TO Strawberry
valley. The construction force has
been increased and much greater pro-
gress will be made frem this on. Gen.
Mcdonnell, Superintendent Of Con-
struetieu, is confident Of building 10
the rim before snow flies,
The company has purchased 3 en-
gines, 40 Fat cars, 40 box ears and 10
stock cars, which win reach Flagstaff
very soon. The freight business, aside
from the Company's work, hiss so in
creased that one engine is Kept at
work day and night.
The "A. & r. road doubled their sub
to the bonds and paid cash
at par, and additional bonds have been
placed, II Is said, at ~ cents not bad
for a new road Col. Eddy had at
reached Flagstaff owing to a press d
business ia the East
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

Oranges, lemons, etc, fer sale BY 6
q. Tayiog
Fresh bread. rolls, cake, pies, &C., d
Ramsdtll's Bakery
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

A probleia which tie Board of
Equalization was called upon to solve,
On Tuesday last, was this a cattle
baron was asked to state tbs number
N his herd, and did it this wise;
On hand in 1857, IS
Sold, 20
Died, 30
Branded, p
On hand this year 40
Tha man making the statement was
duly sober and apparently mentally
balanced, which puzzled the Board not
a little 10 know how il was possible
for him to still have 40 after sailing
90, and losing 80 BY death, out Of an
original number Of G5, and only an I'M.
crease Of q The Board guessed that
ap increase al IS on the 40 returned
was about The fair thing, and - ds-
creed.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

a run Lire 81 siS sutton KId cloves which We az
S2 20 per pair
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

all Colcr Ehk Towels, Toyles
Pillow Blsached Unbhed A1lns
SILKS, andy III shades,
JERSEYS b Chanily
and Misses
ndMe adies and
lleTno upderH Berlin zhgrs SIX Floss Ladies
Buck Driving gauntets.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
.......s....IN OUR.
Dress Goods Department
You will Find Honespuns from 25cts upwards
In all Desirable Shades.

FRENCH CAsIRsiEREsj
0lIIErTS, SERGRS BEsES, BfEEIN0S, and Invisible
Winter
Etc also URINKETT SEERSuClERS GIN6EANS SERfNGSt Etc
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

So 20 per pair
We a Clothing consisting 81 Gu sad
Yeuths goraaca aa sTe Suits ys caaefs snd stdqoy sa
Goods Bos, Shoes Hats Blankets Quilts Bnbet Lnea Costs and
Pant5 Trunks ValisS, Gloves Etc
KplsIsIlNG GOODS DEPARTMENT. ind Knit ~
Wrbl 1ieeihtga Underweaf, Double sfsd ahd BACK
WE OFFER Ill GOODS PRICES DEFY
FETla8aE 9fapy sqFv y sh0 Territory
MYERS a SCHEEAs
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

"A FuIl Line of Pressed Flannel in White
and Red, as well as MarysviIle
Scarlet and Navy Blue TwiIed
Flannels.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

SuO,R-CofIcc 6'a6g0JIc. yellow clarified.
&c. seconds, Od6i,c. refined A, 6i.MG1sc.
grnnulatcd 7Gt7isc powdered, nc; cut loaf,
nc; firm. good demand.
Rcr--l.ouisiana, Jtt0c, Carolina, Gs0,1ci
strong.
C,spirs-sticks, all siTcs, Ia boxes, pals
aud barrcls, 7h@er; fancy assorted, 5000,
hfm.
Scars AND C,spLp Soap, S@Slic; can.
dlcs, full weight, sA6lac.
CuErE-Ncw York factory o.; full cream,
| i3Cdi2lSc. Young American, lie.
| CoTTgE-Common, IN; ordinary, @iaa
/ Gle, fnir, 22@22'sc, prime Rio, 2lc choice "
fancy, &,itg2ic; old government, 2JtsS2c
| Hrm
sair 49, Saginaw, 81 3SCti 20 per barrel
sacks, fine. VI 3S6si ~. coarse II l0dl 70
pockets, blcarhcd, - -, mixed, barrels
$40 10, mixed, 2i.Ga7c.
CAsNEp Goops-Pinc apples, 81 25dl ~
Peaches. 2 pounds. standard, 81 NJ, 3 pounds
standard, a. -. seconds. 81 5OCal IS. Tuna
toes, pounds, standard, 81 COAL TO-
pounds, standard, ~ 2SEyi 10. Strawberries
81 IA Raspberrics u Go. Blnckbcrric.
81 i5Cbi Is. Grccn gags, u 7bCsl s5. rcars
81 76Ca2 q. Plums, 81 05Cdi rs Asparagus
y 1904 ~. Green corn, ~ 2oCtl a. Greer
peas u O0tdi rs. Cove oysters, full weight
pound, Sl@i o. pounds, 81 65Ctl Is
! light weight pound, GOGtGSc, 2pounds, SiG
! 10 Condensed milk. Crown, s. 75Cf5 ~
Eagle, VI ~. Swiss, 81 rs. Salmon, - ~
Sarlincs ~ ~. mustard ardincs, ~ 20
Mackcrcl, " 80 herring mackcrcl, u y.
| Louisiana, common to fair, 20
3oc prime To choice, 42td5oC syrup, 80
90; centrifugal. common 90 fair, 2att2Sc
prime 10 choice, iog4SC, fancy, S@i0r
hrm; good demand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

mere 49 bales OF cotton and 2, 400 sacks OF
above.
1HE Joe Peters will arrive here this morn
ing, ana she leaves again tomorrow evening
10, LOT OIL! points on Arkansas river through to
Iihe Bluff. Freight will be received ON the
The heavy rains OF the past two days did
some excellent work on the lcvee, The mud
was washed of the rocks and left the levee
comparatively dry and in splendid condition
70 receive cotton, seed and other freights.
The Coahoma was unable TO discharge her
cargo yesterday and laid over until today.
she leaves this afternoon for Osceola and
way points. Capt. John Higgins commands,
with William Smither, sid Wheeler and
Charley Leftwich in the office
The City OF Cairo, from st. Louis, passed
TO Vicksburg last night, with all the freight
she could carry on the water. She put of at
the elevator 3,ll0 packages including 1874
bales OF cotton, ,567 sacks Of cotton seed and
40S rolls Of bagging, and added about rs tons
'of freight for way points.
LABOR was scarce yesterday, and II was q
hard matter 10 secure enough men TO unload
| two Of the four boats that arrived. Then the
men advanced the price from 20 cents TO 40
cents per hour, which the Kate Adams paid.
1t cost her l0IS cents per bale to put the cot
| ton out on the bank.
| The Gayoss, Capt. w. =. Hall, arrived yes.
terday with $50 bales of cotton, Is bags Of
seed cotton, ,9i4 sacks Of cotton seed and
AIS sacks OF cotton seed meats. Owing 10
bad weather and scarcity Of labor she was
unable 10 put out her load and laid over 10
leave today for Tiptonvillc and intermediate
landings on the upper coast. Il. .. Michel
and X. A. Memzies are her clerks.
WuEy II grows cold and bad weather, such
as yesterday, puts in then II is that the fcs-
tive roustabout gets in his work. He at
| once raises the wages Ia an unreasonable
figure, and will not work until the advance
is met, and steamboatmcn must either agree
TO his terms or remain idle. Rousters now
receive all the way from 500 10 $50 per
month and still they ask for more.
TuE new Memphis and Arkansas river
packet Eugene IL slowly making her way
down the Ohio river Tho following dis
patch was received yesterday
CISuSSATI, Oct. ~.
Capt FL Rowland, Superintendent:
The steamer Eugene arrived all right and
left here this morning. Have had stormy
weather. J. III. REEs.
Tho new boat is expected to arrive here
| Saturday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

ArrIu Kentucky stock, seas % per brl
dried apples, 80 to ~ per pound from
store. Dried peaches, ~ 10 No from store.
NIGEtAuIn o. Onions, 81 per brl. Cab.
bagc- Northern, 5000 per 100 kmut-
barrels to@iO half brls, ~ 1905. Garlic,
TIcSLrs -Rarrcls, % SO@7; half brl,, 81
a. %.
Eoos-Qnici at iC6i7c.
fRuir-Omngcs, ~ IN per box, 81 N@7
per brl lemons, $500 per oor. bananas
n 5Od2 10 per bunch,
-Cucoanuts, 81 per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, t. Tennessee farmers stock, 3Ctic,
roasted, 2lso higher, shcllcd, l0c. fccans-
Texas, fGDl0c.
R,IsiSs-Iondon layers, 81; layers, o. 70;
California, " 10.
Por,rors-Firm, selling NJ sic@Si 10 per
bu, 81 1902 70 per brli sweet potatoes, 8! %
per brl.
Clprn-New York, q 30 per brl and u Is
per half brl.
BurrIR-Buticrinc, ii@l5c; creamery,
27@goc; dairy, is9sJci country butter,
l5d22c
PouirRY-Chickcns scarce: spring 81 J0Ci
2 50 old hens, s. 5OCg3, turkeys, tsCtl2
GsNE-Quail, 81 50 per dozen; squirrels,
81 ~ per dozen. Ncnison-Whole deer, 6Ssc
saddles, lOc.
YiNIoAR-Pcr gallon. iO@i5c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

Cash quotations were n follows
Fourth fair local inquiry; prices un.
changed aud steady.
No, spring wheat, 50N@7O,ic; No. .
red, 7lAc; No. 2 corn, 4Otc, No. oats,
2oc, No. 2 rye, SIC; No. 2 barley, tic; No.
halsccd, 81 0s'.i prime timothy seed, 81 goa
%
Mess pork, per hrl., ,is. Lard, per 100 lbs,
a. 10, short rib sides loose, g.; dry saltcd
shoulders boxed, s. COOS ~, short clear
sides, boxed, o. 1907 ~.
Rcccipts-flour, 10000 brls.; wheat, n, 600
bu.; corn, 10000 bu.; oats, III, 900 bu.; rye,
900 bu.; barley, ~ coo hu.
hipmcnts-flour, -, 900 brls; wheat i0l, !.
600 bu; corn, iii,Oo0 bu.; oats, $4,000 bu..
rye, 5000 bu. barley, $4,000 bu.
On the Produce exchange, today, the but
ter market was quiet at isGD25c for creamery
aud lG92lc for dairy. Eggs iI@lSc and
quiet
The DroverI Journal reports Caitlc-Re.
Celpis l0Vo, shipments, 1900. The market
was steady TO strong, shipping steers, " 75Cg
q ,toekon and feeders, 81 G5C13 10; cows,
bulls and miIed, 81 tOS2 10; Texas steers,
"a osa2 ~ western steers, " 3o,&S W.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
Miscellaneous

R,ooiNG--Gh@7Ac.
Tu--Sl %.
snor-Drop, 81 rs; buck, 81 90.
IIAp-Gc
EAiu-lron, o. 1907 20, steel, % 35d2 20.
powsER-Kcgs, ", half kegs, 81 49, quar-.
ter kegs, 81 90.
Torseco Common, 25@S5c; other grades,
3jCds5c.
sSuu-Garrctrs, $40 ~; Ralph's $40 2j,
railroad, 50 %, Gail & Az, 50.
Coat 0n-prime white, wholesale lots, l0c
per gallon.
WooL-- BURY grease wool, unwashed, l3@
iSc; clear grease wool, 23e2Oci bury washed
23Ci30c; tub washed, SJ@J0c.
WnisEY.-StraiFht Kentucky bourbon
Maryland aud pcnnsylynnia Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee whistles
according to age aud make; common whisky
00cCgfi u, according 10 proof.
HiDrs--Dry 1int, No. !. lee: No 2 lobe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bond- and stocks.

NV YoRg, Oct. A.--Moncy on call easy
at 3Gi4 per cent; closed offered at 4. Prime
mercantile paper, Gas per cent. Sterling
exchange dull but firm, at 81 ~ for sixty
day bills and 81 S5A for demand
Government bonds were duh and steady.
State bonds were dull and featureless.
The stock market TODAY was once more
completely in the hands OF the bears, and
was weak throughout with no reaction
worthyof name, and prices this evening are
materially lower, though the transactions
were small in comparison with the business
done Of late. The close was weak, gcncr-
ally at the lowest figures. The entire active
list IL lowtir.
Railroad bonds were dull, and heavy TO
weak IN the forenoon recovering later IN the
day. Closing prices, however, wcr lower
In majority of cases. Sales, $4,000, The
total sales Of stocks today were 62,3Si
shares Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
Catarrh to CONSUMPTION.

Catarrh IN H. destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads on "a consumption. IL IL there
tirc singular that those afflicted with this fearful
disease should not make u the object 81 their lives
20 rid themselves Of H. Deceptive remedies ron
cocici 10y ignumnt prcicndcr 10 medical knoNl
edge have Weakened the confidence 81 the great
majority Of sufferers In all advertised remedies
They bc,omc resigned to life Of misery rather
than tori ~ themselves with doubtful paliativcs
Hut this will never 10. CatArrh must h. met at
ever EtnIt aud conhatcd with all our might In
mans oa-s thc disease Inns assumed dangerous
fymptoins. Tho bones and cartilage 81 the Rose,
the organs " hearing Of sccing aud Of tasting ~
affected TO b. useless. the uvula 20 elongated,
the throat - Unframed and irriaicd as 10 produce
constant aud distressing cough.
RASrUnps RADICAL CIKE meets every phase OF
Cathfrh from a simple head cold 10 the most loath.
some and destructive stages II Il local aud conEt
tutlunai Instant In relieving. permanent In eur.
Ing. siie economical aud never falling.
Zach pnckEFc contains one bottle Of the RADIO Al
CVHg, one boz CArAHfiiAL SOLVENT, aud an IN
PROVED lSHaLyE, with treatise price, u. POTTEn
DRru 4 CLINICAL Co. BogTos.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
General News.


Com.
business fair.
DiS,uRrrACLE ON the lcy'r.
TR Dnkotah j. overdue from ST. Louis.
TnE Tennessee river Is rising ut Chatia.
noorn.
B,p weather and low water Is delaying all
the packets.
ArEASsls river continue to rise slowly at
Fort Smith.
Tm Patrol was busy running about the
hArbOr yesterday.
TnE Ohio river continues 90 fall. and rs
yet there are no signs Of rise.
Tn Chickasaw Is the packet leaving 10.
morrow evening for White river.
TnE James Lac completed her repairs aud
left yesterday evening Tor FRAN Point
Tm Gen. u. II. Ruckcr turned back from
New Madrid, and should be here today.
A INV floating light bas been placed on
the bar opposite thd Mound city marine
ways.
DrnISo the twontylfobr hours ending At
noon yesterday the river here declined four
inches. Aa
Tm Charles +. Chouisau Is announced to
leave here Thursday for New Orleans. nc.
Lowe Is agent
TuI Belle Memphis, 'apt Baker leaves
here at 10 o'clock this morning for Vicks.
burg aud way points.
Turn new steamer Ida Faison. built AZ liar.
mar, O., for the "r' line, of Nicksburg
should pass here today
TnE Rob Roy from star landing brought
IFS bales Of cotton, - bags Of seed cotton
and 4Oi sacks of cotton secd'
Tn new tow boat Baltimore il completed
and ready 10 leave Pittsburg for New Orleans
as soon a. there Is thirty inches Of water.
Tnt Kate Adams arrived from Concordia
with $50 bales Of cotton and 10 bags " seed
cotton. She left last night Tor Arkansas City
with fine trip.
TuE present coal supply at Pumpkin Patch.
above Louisville, u eight barFcs, equal 10
100 900 bushels. This will supply that mar.
ket for thirty days.
Mosr Of the gang" showed mp bright and
early with their last years bcnjamins Sew.
oral were compelled 10 remain indoors be.
cause they had not had time to get theirs
out
Tns Arkansas City from yicksburg passed
to 81. Louis yesterday morning She put VI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
GENERAL MARKET.
urensisfums.

Cons MxaL--standard, 81 49,; pearl, 81 %
6D3 30; roller, 81 J0Ct2 10; steady
Br,Ss-Navy, ~ bo6g2 rs.
oAr MrAL-ln half brls., sos 30 from
store.
FDDuR-FrUm store, common, s. %; fnmi.
ly, 81 Is; choice, - rs; fancy, a; extra fan
cy, ~ ~ patent, 81 10, firm.
CRAcKERs--Soda, extra. &c; soda, treble cI.
ira, 4lsc; ginger snaps, SIC; assorted jun
blcs, Zoe.
CRACKED wuKAr--In half brla, 81 % from
store.
lIoniSY AND GRIrs-From store s39J ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

HAY-Choice, from store, s5Cd0oc car load
from lcycc or depot, sl6di7 80, prime, store,
s0Cgsoc; car load from lcvec or depot $itCg
10; prairie from store, jOci ear load from
lcyee or depot, ~
BR,N-from store Sbc, from leyco or de
pot, $l5Ml6
CoRN-from store, white, 55c; mixed. 53c.
from lcycn or depot, white, IN bulk, 4a; In
SKIS, BE. mixed, In bulk, Use, In SKIS, b2c.
O,ts-from store, white, 3c, mixed, 3lci
from lcycc or depot white, in bulk, 32c In
sks, Jic, mixed IN bulk, ~. In SKIS, Sic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
Provisions.

Hoo PRoDucIs-Quict; moss pork, SIS:
rib sides, bacon. sNc; long clear bacon.
SIC. bacon shoulders, 0'sc; bulk pork, clear
sides. Nc, clear rib sides, 5iIp7skc; long clear,
ne shoulders. $50; strips, none.
LAHp-Tierrcs, Gis(t7c. half brls., flz6G
TIC, kgs., 7i.@11se; choice kettle, sh6ssssci
quiet.
Pos FErT-Barrcls, o. TO- half barrels,
" IS. kegs, u 10.
rnI- Mackcrel, hall barrels No. !, 81 20.
No. .. 81 90 No. !, g. 20. l0lh Kit, No I,
o. Is, No >, 81 10, No. 3, 81 %. Dry herring,
family, pc per box.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
Increase In receipts this YEAR.
LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Spots-unchangcd; good bust
ness. Sales, 1900 bales, Of which American
olOO bales. Receipts, 500 bales. Closing
quotations were M follows Ordinary,
49lSd; good ordinary 4%d; low middling
3 l-lGd good middling 5,sd; middling up
lands, 5Hd middling Orleans 5Ad.
Futures opened steady and closed firm, ~
follows
1.-THE prices are given IN pence and 0Iths,
thus GJ means 4 G3-6id and sol means
. I-Bld.
At4pm.: October, 8 i0d, sellers; October.
November, o i3d, sellers; Novcmbcr.Dccem-
Der, D I'D, sellers; Dccembcr-January, lid,
sellers; January February, 3 lid, buyers;
February March, I'D, bnycrs; March
April, I'D, value; April-May, IGd, val
ne; May-Juno, o I'D, value.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25
Grain, pro,i.ion. and eroeerie..

CmcAGo. H.. Oct 9-Thc opening mar
kcts we're vt the usual Monday waiting
character, pending the announcement Of the
visible supply. December wheat opened
steady at l3'sc SOU reacted 10 12'sc. during
the greater part 81 the session remaining
arund 13c, closing at 73isc. The visible
supply statement showed an increase ~
I 40, 900 hu., but did not affect prices ma.
tcrinlly. Corn was traded IN only moderate.
" today, and fluctuations were within a
narrow range. The principal feature was
the decrease of 2iS,uO bu., which assisted
the late hrmncss Ia considerable extent.
Oats In the speculative market were very
quiet today, the limited business transacted
being confined almost cntircly a. May,
which was steady until near the close.
Provisions we're only moderately dealt In,
but the feeling was somewhat higher aud
prices ruled higher, especially for tie dc.
icrrcd deliveries The receipts Of hofs wctc
lighter than anticipated, aud prices ruled
higher, consequently there was less DISPOSE.
ton Ia sell products Tor future delivery
The demand, however, was only fair, not
sufficient Ia materially advance prices
The leading futures ranged ~ follows;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

9 1910; good ordinary, s Lice; low mid
ding, 5 il-leci middling, pl-lec; good mid
ding, 7-l5d. 80 -
Futures, opened steady and closed steady,
asfollows; October, g. 5000. 90; November, s.0l
es'o2 December, s.96@s97; January, o06
@a.o'i February, 9.iO@9.l7; March, o27@
o2s; April, 9.as@o3o; May, 94s@o49 june
100000; July, 9.6o@97O; August, oe5@
9.C0. Sales, 10000 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-25

PRIsK CnupE OII--30c; of crude, none;
prime summer yellow, 35@37c; OF SUMMED
yellow, Csc; choice cooking summer yellow,
37@4oc; miners summer yellow. Tg4oci
prime cotton seed meal, sl5 50@l0 car load
lots: less than car load, $40 50tgl7.
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Live Stock.

Hoos-Choicc, sc; good, 4H@5c; common,
4LG14 Nc
snrxr - Choice, SIC; medium, 3@3ch;
common, Sl6gi So
LAals--Good to choice, s3@5; common,
~ 50M2 30.
Grass CArTlr-Choice, 3H93Xc; good,
29.d3Itc fair TO medium, 2L(g2Nc; seal
lawags, l1l@2c. feeders, light lA@2c;
heavy 2i1m2Isc
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Mules and Horses.

MrLrs - Moderate demand; II TO Hh
hands high, none II TO l51f hands high, $40
@lGj; l5Is TO 10 hands high, $l75d200.
HoRsrs-Dull; drivers, Sl00@l50; heavy
draft 500; saddle, Sl2j6J200; extra saddle
$200@30O; plugs, $i0@75i Texas ponies, SIS
IAN
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 1887.

dry salted s@9c; green sailed, No. !, re;
No. 2 SIC; green, 5(s6ci sheePskips ioc@sl.
Rrrs -.s-20c,
TAIIow-3M3ISc
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OIL mud rurpentIue.

wrlSIsoroS, Del, Oct. ei.-Turpcntine-
Firm; sc.
CLEVELAND. o.. Oct 4.--Petroleum-
Firm; T. W, iiOo, re.
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Rinxc of The Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE, Y. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, October a. p IN.
The following observations taken at all sta
lions named ut - meridian time, which ~ one
hour latcT than Memphis time:
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THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving.
ao,ement. 30 the I.e,se.

Arrivnls-0ayu-o. riui1nyills. Arkansas
city, Vicksbuur Kate Adams, Arkansas city;
CITY of Cairo. 81 Louis
Departures Arkansas CITY - Louis. Kate
Adams. Arkansas city. James Ice, friars
Point. city II Cairo. Nickyhurg.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
CORRUGATED IRON SIDING
AND IRON ROOFING.

Tire, wind. Water and Lightning Proof.
Suitable for al kinds obuililnyL for prices and
estimates At factory rats call on or hddrCss
MEMPHIS METAL a WOOD Mf'o CO.,
Nos. as go Main -, and p 4 y Mulberry s..
MEMPHIS. TENN,
Headquarters for Iron fcncc aud Crotting. Gal.
vanifcd irun COrnice Tin Roofs and stoves